Description:

Baarack the sheep received a long-overdue trim after he was found in a forest

in Australia. It was not clear for how long he had gone without a shearing. 

Transcription: 

This rescued sheep in Australia yielded a fleese weighing over 35kg (77lbs). 

Named Baarack, he was found in a forest and then brought to an animal sanctuary.

The wool around Baarack's face had impaired his vision. It's not clear for how 

long he had gone without a trim. The staff gave the sheep a long-overdue 

shearing. The animal sanctuary said sheep must be sheared at least once 

a year. Baarack was found to be underweight after the flees was removed.

His ear-tag might indicate that he was once owned, a worker at the

sanctuary said. Baarack is now settling in with other rescued sheep 

on the animal shelter's farm. 

Questions: 

1. Where was Baarack found? 

2. Detail its condition when it was found. How heave was its fleese.

3. How often should the sheeps be sheared?